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1065	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Assessment of Potential ZoonoticDisease Exposure and Illness Related to an Annual Bat Festival -Idanre, Nigeria	Neil M. Vora1, Modupe Osinubi2, Ryan M. Wallace1, Abimbola Aman-Oloniyo3, Yemi H.	bat exposures 0.734673 Nipah virus infection 0.789789 infectious diseases 0.895526 Public health interventions 0.795912 Human Services 0.773574 Laboratory Training Program 0.804191 MMWR HTML versions 0.787693 U.S. Department 0.775933 bat hunters 0.742789 laboratory resources 0.707294 seed dispersal 0.719153 electronic PDF version 0.78882 high-consequence zoonoses 0.724753 pest control 0.718102 personal protective equipment 0.782858 habitat encroachment 0.707671 rabies vaccine 0.815587 Contact GPO 0.718662 protective equipment 0.807691 large distances 0.721315 elaborate rituals 0.71045 FELTP investigation 0.709211 original paper copy 0.781932 bat bites 0.738277	wildlife origins 0.706437 Nigerian Federal Ministry 0.827699 Marburg virus 0.708581 proactive approach 0.704433 original MMWR paper 0.795094 U.S. Government Printing 0.789499 Nigerian FELTP 0.729691 Additional data analyses 0.792815 health consequences 0.720181 vital ecologic services 0.831464 evolutionary diversity 0.709466 human populations 0.723423 MMWR readers 0.706513 acute respiratory syndrome 0.78699 novel pathogens 0.7088 Nigerian bats 0.885209 Rousettus aegyptiacus bats 0.959534 Nigerian Field Epidemiology 0.824902 Festival participants 0.716728 bat scratches 0.853921 food source 0.724358 gregarious roosting behaviors 0.840153 infectious disease 0.718741 zoonotic disease exposures 0.822956	CLICK HERE
4682	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reach and effectiveness of a weight loss intervention in patients with prediabetes in Colorado	null	diabetes prevention 0.467479 electronic medical records 0.628247 individual random effects 0.416181 modest weight loss 0.389973 health care provider 0.35382 integrated health care 0.493585 body weight 0.465549 Kaiser Permanente Colorado 0.716299 diabetes prevention class 0.366128 health care organization 0.523372 small-group session 0.729664 IFG measurement range 0.355197 small-group participants 0.742672 initial body weight 0.352546 weight loss 0.976908 healthful eating 0.371188 weight management 0.369478 initial IFG measurement 0.355753 Virginia Polytechnic Institute 0.372905 closed-group health care 0.35216 health care settings 0.606453 90-minute small-group session 0.469332 objectively assessed weight 0.363681 effective weight loss 0.398655 weight loss intervention 0.595885	12-month follow-up weight 0.354613 weight loss specialist 0.380342 potential reach 0.379031 mean weight loss 0.3659 IFG measurement 0.550101 lifestyle changes 0.370455 small-group weight loss 0.655077 body mass index 0.427096 personal action 0.416747 small-group treatment 0.384899 significantly higher proportion 0.406831 small-group participation date 0.455987 health care 0.811945 routine health care 0.543743 brief intervention strategy 0.405242 weight loss goals 0.378293 physical activity 0.846258 theory-based weight loss 0.390683 brief small-group interventions 0.453709 small-group problem 0.404742 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.381266 weight loss delay 0.383852 effective programs 0.35292 diabetes 0.475534	CLICK HERE
5453	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indium - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
5794	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Camphor (synthetic) - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6830	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adults and Older Adult Adverse Drug Events - Medication Safety Program	A set of guidelines and tips for adults and older adults to avoid or reduce adverse drug events.	antibiotic 0.219549 people age 0.295649 emergency department visits 0.390731 infectious diseases 0.304466 blood tests 0.291469 pharmacist 0.220675 Page 0.293971 regular monitoring 0.288335 Common drugs 0.295381 viral infections 0.45891 pain medicines 0.376469 emergency visit 0.293366 opioid pain relievers 0.399842 viruses 0.235881 pay particular attention 0.370002 heroin 0.219388 regular blood testing 0.357086 Americans 0.262638 patients 0.240873 colds 0.220291 sore throats 0.297948 good drugs 0.286151 quality 0.218244 adverse drug events 0.998811	runny noses 0.297727 certain types 0.287433 pain relievers 0.443395 millions 0.246597 antibiotics 0.353444 problems 0.221428 treatment 0.219706 medicines 0.646249 harm 0.251792 cocaine 0.219476 coughs 0.223431 times 0.219222 oxycodone 0.22223 blood testing 0.522637 adverse drug event 0.439732 unintentional overdoses 0.297564 chronic diseases 0.303464 opioid analgesics 0.308627 adverse events 0.400058 emergency departments 0.365105 emergency visits 0.575577 Older adults 0.289154 doctor 0.261286 hydrocodone 0.22334	CLICK HERE
8590	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Edna Breedlove Clampitt	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	North Carolina 0.946159 date 0.523482 country 0.52293 siblings 0.526064 dad 0.525311 Edna Breedlove Clampitt 0.799401 throats 0.533052 strong mountain woman 0.707925 old Woodrow 0.619296 grandmother′s brothers 0.623439 journey 0.522897 ill 0.52784 western North Carolina 0.74735 Lord 0.521995 tombstones 0.560258 half century 0.626292 drive 0.522399 Grandma Clampitt 0.639815 big pot 0.626009 Ida Mae Breedlove 0.74939 late spring 0.635898 Wade Breedlove 0.652014 moment 0.547043 untimely death 0.627736 world 0.522502	Storyteller 0.526011 deep personal faith 0.711771 terrible night 0.621254 small mountainside cemetery 0.764294 Jessie Crane 0.634144 rest 0.584071 grandmother 0.703764 mid–December 0.522195 newborn 0.522804 families 0.522024 Debbie Crane 0.643009 special meals 0.620093 flu 0.594108 home 0.522445 Swain County 0.768016 lives farming 0.622028 pregnant mother 0.629182 little pot 0.6259 late fall 0.620851 Asheville 0.521911 visit 0.542457 family 0.678595 Location 0.526027 story 0.522983	CLICK HERE
10619	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC)	null	MAHC-based model inspection 0.930371 localities 0.299417 email address 0.679803 policies 0.252392 States 0.255515 swimming 0.256953 public aquatic facilities 0.860216 design 0.252805 aquatics sector 0.610521 pool-chemical injuries 0.556452 construction 0.252702 cheat sheet 0.599896 MAHC guidelines 0.530173	state authorities 0.591318 pool codes 0.547944 form 0.263195 voluntary guidance document 0.905136 best practices 0.565787 science 0.257807 Aquatic Health Code 0.940837 water activities 0.560034 Submit 0.268216 risk 0.254676 outbreaks 0.296914 operation 0.252599	CLICK HERE
12670	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Have You Heard? | Meningococcal Disease	Have YOU heard? Meningococcal disease is a serious, potentially fatal illness. There are approximately 1,000-2,000 cases of meningococcal disease in the United States each year. Pre-teens, adolescents, and college freshmen who live in dorms are at an increased risk for meningococcal disease. Regular check-ups during the pre-teen and adolescent years are great opportunities for your child to receive the meningococcal and other recommended vaccines. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/			CLICK HERE
15260	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Parents | Infant Immunizations Frequently Asked Questions | CDC	Infant Immunizations FAQs (for parents)	vaccines 0.975793 United States 0.674336 immunization schedule 0.42427 vaccine protection 0.393759 preventable diseases 0.374067 infectious diseases 0.432594 immunity 0.433465 babies 0.384519 common side effects 0.368403 vaccine doses 0.394925 respiratory tract infections 0.401173 child care 0.419679 young age 0.410152 children 0.749952 severe allergic reaction 0.415287 immune systems 0.369386 long-standing vaccine safety 0.471734 vaccine preventable disease 0.441021 wet washcloth 0.367774 young children 0.748074 common questions 0.419263 better immunity 0.375849 natural chickenpox infection 0.416025	germs 0.372893 chickenpox vaccine 0.41241 injection site 0.435263 infants 0.409258 high enough immunity 0.382956 life-threatening diseases 0.37904 natural immunity 0.412436 common combination vaccines 0.50555 diseases 0.847757 breast milk 0.414392 grocery store 0.420748 whooping cough 0.506906 vaccine 0.621583 effects 0.39165 current information 0.37343 chickenpox 0.418784 safest vaccine supply 0.47382 baby 0.436105 risk 0.407161 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.613458 time 0.387295 vaccine schedule 0.414876 MMR vaccine 0.445222	CLICK HERE
15624	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State and Regional Prevalence of Diagnosed Multiple ChronicConditions Among Adults Aged ?18 Years - United States, 2014 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	national prevalence 0.378276 higher prevalence 0.372359 multiple chronic conditions 0.504688 affirmative response 0.316234 Pacific region prevalence 0.365977 Middle Atlantic 0.361549 state prevalence 0.340269 highest adult prevalence 0.351853 Sample Adult Core 0.392061 MCC presents 0.395057 two-tailed significance tests 0.331026 National Center 0.315284 national average 0.670511 West North Central 0.603483 largest sample sizes 0.317427 standard error 0.360422 care management 0.328245 MCC prevalence 0.903964 high diabetes prevalence 0.35768 average prevalence 0.348623 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.53478 state-level surveillance programs 0.346154 overall prevalence 0.329953 Adult Core questionnaire 0.327168 geographic disparities 0.32371	NHIS Sample Adult 0.386111 prevalence estimates 0.638354 states 0.355182 U.S. 0.400874 service delivery 0.413619 previous research 0.314218 Health Statistics standard 0.339544 North Central regions 0.364584 MCC strategic framework 0.406125 East South Central 0.607129 South Central region 0.342028 higher MCC prevalence 0.556262 U.S. adults 0.357342 East North Central 0.598807 health 0.383807 MCC prevention activities 0.491526 MCC 0.941201 regional prevalence estimates 0.405144 chronic conditions 0.570728 U.S. states 0.331849 relative standard error 0.312027 national MCC prevalence 0.487602 North Central 0.608184 coronary heart disease 0.441211	CLICK HERE